Rains Bring Floods Evacuations in Southwest Iowa
Severe storms dumped up to 7.5 inches of rain across Mills and Montgomery counties forcing 100 to 150 southwest Iowa families to evacuate. One person died in a Mills County derailment near Emerson. Gov. Ray declared Mills County a disaster area as roads, bridges, and creeks flooded.
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Farmer Loses Car in County Road Washout Incident
Leo Frederick, a Lisbon area farmer, slid off a washed out road into a culvert while checking storm damage Tuesday morning. He was unhurt and climbed from the car balanced on a metal culvert near Highway 1, two miles south and half a mile west of Martello. Eyeing the washout’s visibility, he noted it wasn’t clearly visible.
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Once-in-100-years storm floods east-central Iowa farms
A rare rainfall event drenched parts of east-central Iowa with up to 6 inches in six hours. Officials called the storm a textbook case of erosion and flooding, with 10 000 acres destroyed in Johnson County and widespread damage across Linn and surrounding counties.
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Lynn Betts
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Israeli and Syrian tanks clash near Beirut airport
A tank battle near Beirut airport shattered a four day cease-fire as Israeli and Syrian forces clashed. Arafat was believed trapped in West Beirut amid exchanges with Lebanese Christian forces allied with Israel. US sources predicted Soviet naval pressure in the Mediterranean.
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Foot Through the TV Sets Mock Humorous Advice
In this humorous index item a quip compares conversational skill to the risky act of putting a foot through a television set, delivering a wry poke at social finesse. The brief reads as light banter on wit and communication.
Thatcher says Britain holds Argentine prisoners in Falklands stalemate
Thatcher stated Britain will keep about 15 000 Argentine prisoners until Argentina accepts peace in the South Atlantic. Rioters in Buenos Aires protested Galtieri as Britain reaffirmed sovereignty over the Falklands 250 miles east of South America.
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Falklands
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